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Apartments for Rent in Beverly Hills, CA

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  • How many apartments for rent are available in Beverly Hills, CA right now?

    The geography of this city does most of the work: the Golden Triangle is retail and office, the Flats and Trousdale Estates are single-family, and what remains is a roughly twenty-block rental band running south of Wilshire Boulevard. That band is effectively the whole market, and it is where Roomster's 33 apartments for rent are concentrated, across 90211 and 90212 along South Beverly Drive, Spalding, Charleville, Gregory Way and Doheny Drive. Buildings are mostly mid-century and mid-rise rather than modern complexes, which is why a building's vintage is the first thing to ask about in this city. That date is what places a unit inside or outside Beverly Hills' own rent ordinance.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Beverly Hills?

    Studios average around $2,195 citywide and closer to $2,050 in 90212, one-bedrooms ask roughly $2,950 to $3,212, and the all-sizes average sits near $2,835, with the range running from about $2,039 for the smallest units to $7,355 and well beyond for large units in prime blocks. Worth knowing before you negotiate: asking rents in 90212 have come down sharply over the past year, with studios off roughly a third and one-bedrooms down about 17 percent, so a landlord quoting last year's number is quoting above the market. To stay under $2,500 a month, concentrate on studios and the tightest one-bedrooms in 90211 between Olympic and Wilshire, at the Doheny Drive end, and in the older walk-ups closest to the La Cienega border.

  • Is there rent control on Beverly Hills apartments for rent?

    Yes, and it is the city's own ordinance rather than the Los Angeles one, which trips up renters moving a few blocks. Beverly Hills splits covered units into two classes: Chapter 5 units, in buildings put up before September 20, 1978 whose original rent was $600 or less, and Chapter 6 units, meaning every other covered unit. As of the most recent adjustments the maximum annual increase is 3.35 percent for Chapter 5 and 3.6 percent for Chapter 6, and a landlord may raise the rent only once in any twelve months, with 30 days written notice. Single-family homes, most condominiums, and any building whose certificate of occupancy came after February 1, 1995 sit outside the ordinance. Ask which chapter a unit falls under before you sign, because it is the difference between a predictable three percent and an open-ended increase.

  • What deposit and fees should I expect on a Beverly Hills apartment for rent?

    Budget for first month plus a deposit, not a broker commission, since Los Angeles County does not run on tenant-paid broker fees. Since July 2024 the state ceiling has been one month's rent whether or not the unit arrives furnished. The single carve-out belongs to individual owners at the very small end, two rental properties at most with four units or fewer between them, and it cannot be used against an active-duty military tenant. You are owed an itemized statement and any refund within 21 days of moving out. One local wrinkle: because the city requires a twelve-month first lease, you will not be offered the short-term premium pricing common elsewhere, but you also cannot negotiate a six-month term to test a building. Parking is the line item to check, since many of the older mid-century buildings south of Wilshire were built with one space per unit.

  • Are there apartments for rent near Beverly Hills' transit and commute routes?

    The rental band is also the transit band. Wilshire Boulevard carries Metro's busiest bus corridor along the northern edge of 90211 and 90212, and Metro's D Line subway reached Wilshire and La Cienega in May 2026, putting a station within a short walk of the city's eastern apartment blocks. The Wilshire/Rodeo station inside Beverly Hills is slated for spring 2027, together with Century City/Constellation, which will put a one-seat ride to Koreatown and Downtown LA within walking distance of most of the rental stock here. Drivers get Santa Monica Boulevard and Olympic as east-west routes and La Cienega south to the 10. If your office is in Century City, the western end of 90212 is walkable to the towers.

  • Are new apartments for rent being built in Beverly Hills?

    More than at any point in decades, and it is a direct result of state housing law. Under its certified housing element the city must plan for 3,104 new homes by 2029, more than half of them affordable to lower-income households, and a run of builder's remedy projects has been approved on the south side as a result. Among them are an eight-story building at 214-216 South Hamilton Drive with 90 units including 18 affordable, an eight-story project at 232 South Tower Drive with 55 studios and one-bedrooms including 11 affordable, and a 14-story building at 9229 Wilshire Boulevard with 116 units. None of it is finished yet, so it will not help you this month, but it is the reason the medium-term supply picture south of Wilshire looks better than the last twenty years would suggest.

How to Rent an Apartment in Beverly Hills, CA: A Practical Guide


Rent an apartment in Beverly Hills, CA can offer a blend of luxury and convenience for professionals, couples, and relocating renters. Whether you seek a studio, two-bedroom, or pet friendly apartment, understanding local lease terms, budget considerations, and amenities will help you find an apartment that suits your lifestyle.

What Kind of Apartment Search Makes Sense in Beverly Hills, CA

Beverly Hills offers a range of apartment types, including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units. Many apartments cater to pet owners and provide amenities such as parking and laundry facilities, which are important given the area's car-oriented culture and pleasant weather. Lease terms vary from month-to-month to longer commitments, so it's important to match lease flexibility with your plans. Balancing apartment size, amenities, and lease conditions with your budget is key in this upscale market.

How to Compare Apartments for Rent in Beverly Hills, CA

Focus your search by evaluating neighborhoods, apartment layouts, and amenities that align with your daily routine and commute. For example, if walkability or access to public transit is important, prioritize apartments near commercial areas or transit routes. Important filters to consider include:

  • Apartment layouts: studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom based on space needs and budget
  • Pet friendly options if you have or plan to have pets
  • Parking availability and laundry facilities, either in-unit or on-site
  • Lease terms such as month-to-month options or fixed-term leases

Using Roomster’s search filters to specify these preferences can help you efficiently find apartments for rent in Beverly Hills.

What Lease and Budget Factors Matter Most

Consider your budget carefully in relation to lease terms and apartment features. Listings with utilities included or no fee apartments may offer better overall value, but clarify what costs are covered. Typical rental applications involve credit checks and lease agreements, so having your paperwork ready can speed up approval. Flexibility with move-in dates and lease length can affect availability and cost, so keep these factors in mind as you plan.

How to Avoid Costly Rental Mistakes

Ensure you are dealing with legitimate listings and landlords before committing to a rental. Never send payments before signing a lease and meeting the landlord or property manager in person or via reliable communication. When offered, requesting an ID check or address confirmation can add security. Review lease terms thoroughly, especially regarding deposits, pet policies, and parking rules, to avoid unexpected charges.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Beverly Hills, CA

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in Beverly Hills, CA?

Studios and one-bedroom apartments are generally more available, while two-bedroom units are less common and tend to cost more.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in Beverly Hills, CA?

Choose based on your budget, privacy preferences, and lifestyle. Studios and one-bedrooms offer more privacy, whereas shared apartments can reduce costs but require compatible roommates.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in Beverly Hills, CA?

Inquire about lease length, security deposit, utilities included, pet policies, parking options, and any additional fees to understand your obligations fully.

How early should I start searching for apartments in Beverly Hills, CA?

Begin your search 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date to allow time for viewings, applications, and lease negotiations.